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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

The GRAPHIC learned last weck-just
too late to make note of it then--that
Mr.. Fred Kibbc, editor of the Plankln-
ton Free Press, was on the 9th inst. mar
ried to a Wisconsin young lady 1t is a
little late for gratulations, but the
GnAruIc, nevertheless, wishes Mr.. Kibbe
and his bride happiness and prosperity
in letters six lines high
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

1t is commonly supposed that Dakota
farm property is pretty generally mort
gagged To a certain extent this is true,
but paper read at the bankers meeting
at Watcrtown, recently, showed conclu-
sively that the percentage OF farm mort
cages was no greater than it is in New
York and other wealthy eastern states.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

It is rumored that "old man Dana
will retire from the Sun in January and
that his son Paul will take his place.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

An Ohio man claims to be able to fill
his mouth with water and blow it
through his ears. An Ohio man would
rather do most anything with water
than swallow it,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

AS neat piece of job work as we
have seen lately is Auditor Wards in
surance statement printed by the Dakota
Bel Publishing Co.
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Buffalo county is having the worst
kind of powwow over the location of
the county seat, and the matter grows in
interest. 1t will be remembered that the
people of the county some time since
voted to remove the county seat from
Gam Valley to Buffalo Center The
election was contested because no regis
ter of voters was kept-thc territorial
law requiring all counties bordering on
the Missouri river, except Union, Clay,
Yankton, Bon Homme and Chas. Mix,
to keep 8 register of the voters-and the
supreme court decided the election it,
legal. Now the Buffalo Center support
ers propose to carry the matter to the SUI
prcme court OF the United States, on the
following grounds: That inasmuch as
all that portion Of Buffalo ccuuty-the
boundaries Of which were fixed by the
Dakota legislature-lyins along the
| hlissouri river lie wholly within ard com
pose part of the Crow Greek reserva-
ton, and that inasmuch as the statutes
of the United States say that ''all such
territory Gndian reserva,ions) shall CON
stitute no part of any territory now or
heretofore organ zed until such tribe
signifies its assent to the president to be
embraced within a particular territory"
Buffalo county proper does not border
| the Missouri river. therefore the election
was legal. AS the supreme court is sew
eral years behind its calendar it will be
long time before the result will be
known. But it will be very interest
ing decision. In the meantime Buffalo
Center will hold the county seat
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

a wise man changes his mind; a fool,
never. President Cleveland thought he
better not monkey with thc fags.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

June is nearly gone and we want to
rare June days." want to see him long
enongh to hold an inquest over his
mangled remains. Either that or show
us the fellow who took the rare June
days in ana set 'em behind the kitchen
stove and baked 'em 10 crisp.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24
Aurora Nurseries,
PLAEKINToN, DAKOTA.
Il. N. { I. ". TRAVIS, Props.

We have l5ooo . to A years old
APPLE, HYBRID APPLE, CRAB
and RUSSIAN APPLE TREES,
grown from the root graft on our
grounds. -Four winters exposure
without protection is proof of their
hardness.
We have q full list of GOOSE
BERRIES, GRAPES, PLUMs,
RAsPBERIEs, etc
RUSSIAN MuLRERRiEs AspEclALTy.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

The Jewell Qowa) Record says of the
crops there: The tame grass crop win
be 8 total failure; the oat crop is hurt
some but will yield fair crop; wild
grass is very short; wheat what there is
in these parts is almost used up; pota-
toes in fair way and corn looking well :"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

Smith sells all kind of stoves cheaper
than anybody.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

Miss Belle Jacobson is now ready to
do all kinds of millinery ~ork and
dressmaking at reasonable prices. Lat
est styles of millinery.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

Feed at Ruling Prices.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24
Z armers and Traders
Ban.E<-.
--INCoRpoRATED--.-

n Il GATES, Prea.
ia. EoorE, Cash.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

Go toHarl,cr 6 Birds for Dry Goods.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24
} We sell each year /, ,2so, coo Seeding trees for

RUSSIAN MuLBERRlEs AspEoIALTY.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

Hardwood in any shape at Smiths the
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

Wall Paaar at Mil
ler's.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

California Plums, rsisln cured. at the
kimball Grocery Co.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

Fresh Lime at ]. x Smiths lumber
yard.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

just received fresh invoice of Can.
dies, Oranges and Lemons NJ Bardin's.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

De You Rock the Cradle.
If you want to save money for the en-
tire family, buy at i,obiuson's Shanty,
Kimbail, Oak.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

Go to Bardin's for Lawns, White
Goods, Seersucker, Giugham, &c.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

Latest styles of millinery at the
Norris Sisters.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-24

Do not forget .tha. Bardin has the
finest line of Mems, Ladies AID Chill
drcu's Shoes eyer brought to Bruie CO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
MEXICO.

Wednesday noon sewsll Coz forded
Swim River on his way To Dlxneid:
About O'Clock, 2 NJ. he tried the ford
In returning. A heavy rain during The
afternoon had given the river one OF lie
quick starts ard IL Was bad fording. Sew.
sral calls for help bfough, Ralph A. Kid.
der, who h.d retired. 10 the ford on one
eide. and Geo. f.sgg and willard Est
man, who happened 10 be returning home
With q lantern from some place and with,
| ia hearing, To the other Side. when Kid
der rsschsd the shore seweli from the OPP
p0slte said 81 have got out" The horse
wagon srd the loading were not In sight,
aud all except Klddsr thought the horse
was drowusd kiddsr looked for the
horse without fading 10 for SINE distance,
and was about % give up the search,
when. lover down the river than he had
been be heard the click ~ hoofs on the
ledge. lie found him nearly exhausted
bot making ffultlcss forts u gain shore
with the forward wheels ~ The wagon.
kiidsr with the all OF his wife rot the
horse 10 hi. house. lie then pat on his
clothes lhe only had on overalls before)
and boots and went up 10 COTS boat land.
ing. which IL above Mr. G.'s house. and
crossed the river with the boat Mr. o..
had gone u? 10 that point, aud took him
Ia sud across. Mr. Goa says that he got
part way across when the current tipped
the wagon over and be swan for the
shore. Some parts 81 the wagon have
M, been found When u the posionlce
Mr.. e. took the nall Tor his nelghbors.
pa, n into meal bag which with buffalo,
half bush. sweet corn for seci and some
other things were swept away sni ~ last
accounts were unfOuni. sfAnkEs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
GREENWOOD.

In the dsata % R0h~rt Bates, who died
In Hartford lasi water. smother family be-
cane extinct. Robert Baies, father OF The
subject OF this sketch. lived on Hayford
Hul. 80 called. ASoat three miies southeast
% Hartford Cenire, and died when VA
quite Young. leaving two sons, Robert, u,
ant Harvey. Robert msrried Afeie,
daughter OF The laie Rev. Daniel Huiehln-
sou. by whom be hAd two children, Harvey
ant EHfabsih. Harvey died when little
BOY. Aut Elizabeth sfter marrying add
hsving two children. zone OF whom IL Nv
ing. died also. Harvey Bates married,
hut hAi no children. and died qalte = nun
Der ~ years ago. Thas has died cot
another fAfnlly name. while Others increase
and become, Ike the sands OF The sea shore
numerals. such a. the Smith's, Browns,
ChAse's, Jones &C.
HAving bu, very little rAln for nearly
four weeks. u became 90 dry THAT grass
began % wilt on high land.
To-Day Il begins % rain moderately, ana
sounds refreshing on the roof of the house
Only = small part OF the crops are In yet
No more persons on the sick list, snd
those formerly mentioned are getting bet
ter.
waiter Blsbee. who had been living with
IL L. wentworth. go, married recently
and i now =, work Cor Mr.. Cummings In
hls saw mill. AZ Norway village. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
SOUTH BucKFIELD.

without saying anything In dispsrsge-
meui OF other papers, what paper pre-
ssnis 80 doe an appearance - the DEMO
cRATf
How gorgeous IL natures display At this
time and yet the itniel tells us there IL
no Creative Power and man II an IRE
sp0nsible being.
Hampsou Hutchinson continues Ia fee
bic health. Mr. II. has sod bis mare 10
l.. G. Ryerson FOR sl7j.
Al Robinson has q nye.year-old bay
relilng sired by Andy PAtehen. lie IL .
pscer and Is fast Mr.. X. has refused
$3.50 for him. lie IL for sale. Mr.. Rob
iu.on has = very attractive and merl,or-
ious stallion aud IL securing all the mares
be desires.
J. Madison chesley has los, brood
mare and colt.
n Il ieported that Rsie Russell has
traded Robert ID. for the IL shaw farm.
Do we always fully appreciate the ser
vices OF faithful and conscientious
physiclsni What physician IL more faith
| luI and untlring In his professional laoors
than DR.. J. G. Caldwell OF this town.
Llewellyn Jordan has bought one OF the
houses on the old poor farm and will
move 1, upon the adjoining farm owned
BY his father.
J,son Russell IL the owner OF an exceed
iuely promising three-year-old stallion.
lie IL lie, black In color. symmetrical 10
form and as handsome ~ picture. lie
In. a natural troiter. lie was sired by
D.by Dean by Daniel Boone he by Rys.
dyks Hambleionlan. Dam had q strain OF
English thoroughbred, sired by ino 81
L a. ~. Aun
Star GsIer IL now In nne condition.
Any one that never witnessed the re'
view OF an army or saw large army up
on the march can have bat fsiut con-
cep,iou OF "the pomp and circumstance
OF war" One time the Army OF the Poto'
mac WAS upon tbs march moving upon
several parallel roads and ss u mssndered
over successive hlllsides, It's arms and ac'
cou,remsnts glistening In the sunlight.
the artillery and all the psrsphenslis Of
the army. 10 WAS q sight long TO be remem
bered. We passed q plantation with its
negro huts, a. In ante bellum days. and
beside one hui was an aged negro kneellne
in abIec, humility engaged In prayer.
Perhaps he imagined the day OF Judgment
star Galer and Jack Spra,t are llsbl' TO
be competitors at the races at Canton on
2i2nd proximo.
Recently the midnight slumbers OF the
writer were rudely disturbed by strange
noise At his front door. Upon investigs.
Ito, 20 ascertain cause thereof the dog oil
a former owner OF the farm Was found,
who hsd taken that untimeIy hour to re-
Walt the old homestead.
The writer has three months old Jef'
sey heller calf which Il would ba hard TO
beat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
ALBANY.

The widow. Caroline BIRD. an aged LAZY
wss suddenly taken daugerously sick
Dr. Lombard. 90 No. waterford, va
called She j. now better.
called on Mrs Jefferson jordan. Mon
day morning. lady ~ years old, and
fouri her AZ The vAsh.,ub doing The wash
Ing Coz TIE family.
Mrs. Asa Cummings i 10 quite feeble
health. Mr. Cummings Is slso quite lame.
Mrs. Charles Kimball IL having = pltfI,
q her house and other Improvements,
Mr. wesico,i. % Portland. IL In town
maklng Improvements on his nice cottage
beside snAg Poni. II l. now occupied by
Mrs. 4. J. Morse. Think be intends u foi
sumner residence fOr himself aud fAm'
ily
stephen LIBBY Ia, go, nearly through
sewing lumber Tor Dexter Cummings.
Thls i qslis relief 70 Mr. Cummings -
be IL obliged 10 keep pair OF oxen and
iwo men A. the mill 20 take care OF The
lumber. and he needs bis help on bis farms
a. be has two on bis hands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
CANTON

III. understood that the Pulp MIL will
be started up next week under The new
management
Llvermore Fall. Lodge. I. o. %. T., VII!
visit AnAs.guniicook Lodge, Jane isi. by
Invitation.
IA. swssey and wife and q. c. Ras.
sell anil wife are on sh,hlug excursion at
Richardson Lake.
We had very heavy shower on Friday
morning, the 2Iih. during which the Corn
Canning shop WAS struck by lightning aud
slightly damaged. Several OF the work
men (cAn Makers were In The building
bot none were seriously injarcd.
ellison Mendall. formerly OF Canton j.
reported very sick AZ Auburn aud with
very Sigh, chances OF recovery.
The members OF Canton Band are pro
posing . concert and dance In the near
future for the benefit OF SIR. ]. NJ. Laden.
Mr.. Atwood, OF Atwood & Lowe, has
rented the dwelling house OF W. q. Gam
non known IS the Ellis house, aud Is &C
eupylng II with his family.
Mr.. Gustavus Hsyfori. Jr., Il about
moving into the house recently purchased
oy him AMI NJ. T. Thompson will occupy
the ren, In the Russell house when vacaisd
by Mr.. Hsyfori.
II. c. Bradford and family. OF Portland,
are In town on visit
In the absence OF Mrs. Celia Swasey 81
the Lakes, Miss II. Louise Ellis Is acting
A. clerk In the Canton Il. %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
rRYRBuRu.

Elbriise q. Charles. OF Lowell Centre
has bought Gardner walkers house, bu'
will not occupy II until August.
John Western has introduced The Ofe'
Mountsin water inio his house.
A party or scholars went down river Gu
Saturday. taking siyAn,sse OF tbs "hisn
water"
Edward Shirley. OF Conway, (oysr tho
rlver) Il teaching the school IN p'.'fie'
No 1.
Mrs. Kate Dana Goodno~ died a. Der
daughters, MIS-. J. II. Smiths. In forilsni,
May 2is,. Her body was bought here Tor
burial Tuesday, A. NJ, Nay 2tin. Ihe
funeral % Sewell Richardson was attended
the same day Al the Methodist church.
W. II. Tsfbox, who has q contract 10
Boston. spen, Tuesday with bis family
here.
Mr.. Olnsy has lotsed the oxford House
stable, aud has received q number oil
horses from Cansda-
Mr.. TolmAn's family, who have been Al
Mr.. Richardson's fof several weeks len
last week.
Mrs. AblL Smith. OF Meno,omy. died
few days ago and her remains have been
sen, 10 her former home In New bfuns'
wick.
The ArgorAni., the Literary Society OF
the Academy girls. gave very plesssn'
entertainment ~ the Academy Hal on
Tuesday eve, May 2ith.
The very welcome rain has come Al last,
aud everything Il reyiyiug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
EAST SUMNER.

The rAlns oslasi week were gladly well
coined by the farmers generally. S ths
ground WAS getting very dry. Grass has
greatly improved Ia appearance.
Israel y. Cannon commenced las, week
IN build q two-story residence Tor lara
Keene. OF Hartford.
Eastman IL about putting MP TELEGRAPH
line, 10 connect bis ONCE with his resi-
dence AZ the "Corner."
Harry Blsbee has been obliged 10 return
home on account OF III health. Ills physi.
elan says that he must abstain from hard
labor, FOR year a. least.
The District Lodge OF Good Templsr'
win hold It's session q, Norway, on Thurs
dsy. Juue 9th. Cong'l Conference will be
A, the same place on Tuesday and Wed
ne.dsy, Juue Tth and sth.
Quite . p.rty attended the anniversary
OF buekneld Reform Club, from this place,
on Sunday evening the 22nd, Inst IL Was
an Interesting occasion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
MAsflN.

Spring IL with " In al iis glory. Moth
log 10 complain OF In regard % weather.
\. %. Grover has taken A. %. faihs'-
place another year. Mr. Pslue silll &c
mains In Marlboro. Mess.
The committee chosen Tor that parpose
have GO, the lamber ON the ground ready
for The new brifgc across Pleasant River.
Berj,mln skilllngs was In town Look
log after mutton AMI early lambs.
oar farmer. are getting ready Tor plant
ing. some qlltc done sowing seci.
The drought Is broken aud u rains night
ani day.
Grass never lOokei better.
The bridge scross rlaesan, River " 90
nearly completed that II Ia perfectly safe
% travel. IL will he rice bridge when
nnlshed. v. W. Mas0a knows bow 10
tulli = bridge.
Mrs D0rca. Mains. OF North Albany.
fell ani broke her hip one night this week.
Dr. WILEY, Who was callei % attend her,
ihlnks her chance of recovery very doubt
'ul
Charles Msrfilrs horse goi hang In The
stable and broke L. neck.
The bears hsve commenced % Try The
quality OF the mutton 10 Mvou.
Daniel T.. Mills 1. very feeble again.
Mrs. ]. C. Dean IL much better.
Farmers ar very hard a. work with
their spgiug work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
BYRON.

Hunters in town have taken up ibeil
Usher aud sable trap, and have pat ou'
their bear traps. \. Taylor found two
fishers, and G. A. Young one, when they
wen, 20 spring their traps.
Anglers are coming 10 our streams snd
ponds.
II. II. Richards, Juo. Houghton aud j.
l.. Shaw have been appointed local board
OF Health here. =,
School began this week 10 Dist. No. 4
taught by Miss Anna Kuspp ofE.st DIX
Held.
y. Abbott Is 1ring his camps AZ Four
Ponds. preparatory 20 summer company
Stlllmsn ii. Reed who WAS recently mar
rled 70 Miss Hodsdou, was given sere
made one evening last week, We hear.
q IIoision has Returned from MS "gnm
trip" with a new lot OF goods.
l.. A. Duun hss returned from Paris.
VIII and Bert Rundlett are AZ work q
thu s,esm mill Ia No.
Miss Mira Richmond hasa new organ
She l. taking muslc LESSONS.
4 Knapp has sold pair OF t'year-olc
cattle IN Tslnter. OF DiIhsli. for siiO
Glrt, G feet and inches.
People are she,rlng their sheepi Dat 20
call FOR wool.
Mrs l. Brown hiss gone TO Weld u
ylsI, her daughter, Mrs. wiihsm.
Mrs. J. Shaw II very much be'ter' one
Is 10 ride on. to-day.
II. Pesse IL no better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
RI'cKFIRI.D

Landlord Tobln IL . progressive hotel
keeper. lie believes In Keeping ~ With
the times lie l. now adding modern o..
pairs AMI improvements 20 his already
popular hotel which will render it, con-
yenience AMI comfort for the travelling
public greater than before. The public
likes 20 express IL gratitude for this Kind
OF . hotel by paironiflng u.
Hon. George ID Blsocc has parchssei
from Caleb Snell, n large, n1e looking
Young horse, sired by son Of Gllbfeth
KNOX aud from famous road mare form.
erly ownei BY Dr. Caldwell
IIansoa Brown drives svofy handsome
pair Of f0gr.ysaf.oh steers.
Asa Atwood has bought nice looking
mare. She IL . half sister 10 Samuel Rec.
ord. famous troiicr. Ds. Smith.
Horace Morrill, has Just Invested In
ane appearing bay colt, said - be threat
cned with considerable speed.
X. T.. Atwood aud family, OF New YORK.
arrived Saturday. They Will make theft
summer residence At the samuel Ihones
place on High Street. which Mr. a. has re-
Gently purchased.
Miss Mamie Gardner has been Spending
n, past week with friends At Paris iilll.
Augustus Ciouilcr Loot his grey nve.yesr
old horse sner sickness OF only about
twenty -four hours. The horse was val
liable one ani the loss falls heavily on
Mr.. ClOatier.
sAml Thome., II c. Thome.. " 7.
wilmington. and Sal,le Morrill, are trying
fshrrman'- luck al the Lakes.
Hon. q ID. Blsbce AMI family have gone
10 Weld Pond for an outing.
L. Atwood returned from the Lakes
Friday Says the nshing IL rather nesle.
%. H. lIsrsey AMI A. Y. Warren with
their wives retained from Weld Pond
aier = weeks trial In the plseAiorlL line,
With Indifferent success.
Prof Mason, % Boston, IL visiting ~
bis son.inlsw's. II. A. Irish, ESQ.
Rev. N. X MAbry preached the memoir
iA sermon ~ The Methodist Church san
day Afternoon. Cor the Urani Army Boys,
sb0ui twenty OF whom were present
Couniy Any. Jersey has two friends
visiting him whose combined hight inclui.
lng himself. i l. n. . IL lnehss. There
were giants In those days"
DecorailOa Day passed OF With TOE
usual services. aud aidrc-. A. the Neiho'
dist church by Rev. " X M,bfy, under
The auspicss ~ frss,nien Post
Nj, Mlunle Crosby from The eastern
part OF the state Il visiting bet aunt Mr.
li,rj Spa1liing.
NJ and Mrs. John Lewis Chliis OF
Floral. y. Y, are expected NJ Baekneli on
"Wednesday OF this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
OXFORD

Rev. O. Tswksbury AMI wife have az
rived. Sir. T. Intends rebuilding hl.
stable aud otherwise Improving bis place.
The Cong society have engaged pas
tor. Rev. NJ. Greely. Services will b
held A. The church the nr-t Sundsy 10
June.
Me-. AMI Mrs. Hawkes. have returned
from BosiOn. Mrs. II. has purchased
doe loi % new and stylish millinery goods
with which she will supply her customers
a. satisfactory rates.
The young folks dancing school closed
with an assembly on Saturday evening
Muslc, Frank walker. oorntti ChAs
Weston, l., violin; Fred Lamb, - vio'
lin: John, base ylol and prompter.
The Silver GrsJs will give ball on
Wednesday evening, June sih.
Mark webber has moved 20 the Elias
webbsr place.
Mr.. Folsom will open livery stable
here
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
DENMARK.

Mrs. II. II. Moxesy who has been slel
FOR two or three weeks Is quite low.
J.P. Smith l. no better. probably vii
not live much lOuger
Y. VI. Giles with gang OF men Is max
lng cans FOR Barnham and Morrill,.
C.R- Berry, OF Dsering, spent last weel
In town.
c. o. Pendexisr and son scaugh, nice
baske, OF trout 40 Lskin Brook, Ssbago
last saturday.
F.P. Bennett, Eagene Tibbeits and y
81. Giles have also brought In some nice
strings OF trout =,
John Tibbetts. OF Harrison, was call
Ing on his friends here last week.
w. w. Berry Il out with petition =
the County Commissioners 10 change IN
location OF the road leading 10 sshago 81
a. % pass bis mills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
TEMPERANCE cELEBRATIoN.
a rio riNr AT LAEE ANAsAGrNuc00K
CANTON. o. tuE "0LoEIoCs YOUTH.

rig riNE AT LAKE ANAsAorNficooA'
CANTON. o. ruE "0LOmoCs YOUTH.
Arrsngs msris are being made Tor 4
great Temperance celebration Al Lake
Ar~agauticook. Canton. JAY sth. TIE
topics Coz discussion vii be largely ~
view % TIE past. showing The advance
nsri male TIE lAsi bali century.
Gen Seal bow and ilon- Joau J. Perry
NJ be Among those selected - fet tha'
slt ct. While other Distinguished speak
- 49, al In The discussion. Not only
- TIE people BE- treated % are dis
course.. bot tas musical exercises vii ~
great treat Mr.. Ada Cary S;urgis u
engaged for couuslio. Mrs.. y. A. Beu'
iAs ,nssi lady corueiest 10 this eo1ntry
- bs present. To This vii q aidsd
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